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. 2014 Nov 26;23(9):1176–1185. doi: 10.1038/ejhg.2014.253

Table 1. Summary of clinical features of families 1–11 with ANKRD11 mutations.

Patient
Feature 1A (25 y) 1B (14 y) 1C (12 y) 1D (7 y) 1E (47 y) 2 (12 y) 3 (8 y) 4 (25 y) 5 (6 y) 6 (38 y)
Gender M M F M F M M F M F
ANKRD11 mutation c.7481 dup; p.(Pro2495fs) c.7481 dup; p.(Pro2495fs) c.7481 dup; p.(Pro2495fs) c.7481 dup; p.(Pro2495fs) c.7481 dup; p.(Pro2495fs) c.4391_ 4392del; p.(Lys1464fs) c.6184del; p.(Leu2062fs) c.3123_ 3126del; p.(Ile1042fs) c.1460_ 1463del; p.(Glu487fs) c.1903_ 1907del; p.(Lys635fs)
Macrodontia upper central incisorsa + + + + + + + + +
Additional dental abnormalities ? + + + +
Characteristic facial appearancea + + + + + + + + + +
Hand anomaliesa + + + + + + + + + +
Postnatal short staturea − (−1 SD) − (−1.1 SD) − (−0.5 SD) − (−1.8 SD) + (−3.5 SD) + (−2.5 SD) + (−4 SD) − (−1.8 SD) + (−3 SD) + (−2.5 SD)
First degree relative with KBG syndr.a + + + + +
Delayed bone agea ? ? ? ? + ? + ?
Costovertebral anomaliesa + + ? + +
Neurological involvementa (ID and/or seizures) ID Mod. ID Mod. seizures ID Mild–mod. seizures ID Mild–mod. ID Mild (IQ not tested) ID Mild IQ 67 IQ 75 Delayed SLD Normal intelligence Mild DD IQ not tested ID Mod.
Behavioural abnormalities ASD ASD Hyperactivity ASD ASD Hyperactivity Not tested ASD Hyperactivity Aggressive behaviour ADHD Some features of ASD Anxious personality Difficulties in social behaviour Compulsive behaviour
Cryptorchidism + + NA + NA NA + NA
Congenital heart defect + VSD
Hearing loss + + + +
Palatal defects ± +
Additional features BP BP BP BP Strabismus Hypermetropia   Polyhydramnios Nocturnal enuresis Recurrent RTI GI reflux Simian crease BP Recurrent RTI Simian crease Perthes disease Narrow ear canals Bil. Perthes disease Large fontanelles at birth
Patient
Feature 7A (9 y) 7B (36 y) 7C (28 y) 8 (11 y) 9 (10 y) 10 (11 y) 11 (19 y) 12A (19 y) 12B (41 y) Total (published)b
Gender M F F M F M M F F 10 Males 9 Females
ANKRD11 mutation c.3832 A>T; p.(Lys1278a) c.3832 A>T; p.(Lys1278a) c.3832 A>T; p.(Lys1278a) c.2751 dup; p.(Glu918a) c.3382_ 3383del; p.(Asp1128fs) c.1903_ 1907del; p.(Lys635fs) c.6513 dup; p.(Gly2172fs) c.1318C>T; p.(Arg440a) c.1318C>T; p.(Arg440a) 19 (7)
Macrodontia upper central incisorsa + + + + + + + + ? 17/19 (6/7)
Additional dental abnormalities + + + + ? ? Premature loss of teeth 9/19 (NA)
Characteristic facial appearancea + + + + + + + + + 19/19 (7/7)
Hand anomaliesa + + + + + + + + 18/19 (7/7)
Postnatal short staturea + (−2.7 SD) − (−0.5 SD) + (−2 SD) + (−3.5 SD) + (−3 SD) − (−0.75 SD) With GH − (−1.8 SD) + (−2.8 SD) + (−3.4 SD) 11/19 (6/7)
First degree relative with KBG syndr.a + + + + + 10/19 (3/7)
Delayed bone agea ? ? ? ? + ? ? 3/19 (4/7)
Costovertebral anomaliesa + + + + + ? 9/19 (5/7)
Neurological involvementa (ID and/or seizures) ID Seizures LD ID Mild Seizures IQ 84 Delayed SLD Mild ID IQ 68 Mild ID Dyslexia Poor short-term memory ID Mod. ID Mod. ID (IQ not tested) Seizures 19/19 (7/7)
Behavioural abnormalities ADHD ASD Hyperactivity Anxious personality Aggressive behaviour ADHD ASD Temper tantrums Temper tantrums Impairment in communication skills Tics ASD ADHD Temper tantrums Introvert personality 18/19 (NA)
Cryptorchidism + NA NA NA + NA NA 6/10 (6/7)
Congenital heart defect + VSD + AVSD 3/19 (0/7)
Hearing loss + + 6/19 (NA)
Palatal defects + High-arched palate ? 2/19 (0/9)
Additional features   Congenital hip dysplasia Umbilical hernia Recurrent RTI Simian crease Short tendons Limited rotation forearms Obesity Pineal cyst Polyhydramnios Palatal asymmetry Slightly enlarged ventricles Osteochondritis dissecans Hypertrophic scars Contractures Dysgenesis CC Myopia Premature birth at 32 weeks Myopia 3/19 Hip anomaly 5/19 BP 3/19 Simian crease 2/19 Myopia

Abbreviations: ADHD, attention deficit hyperactivity disorder; ASD, autism spectrum disorder; AVSD, atrioventricular septal defect; BP, breech position; CC, corpus callosum; DD, developmental delay; GH, growth hormone; ID, intellectual disability; LD, learning difficulties; NA, not applicable; RTI, respiratory tract infections; SLD, speech and language development; VSD, ventricular septal defect; VPI, velopharyngeal insufficiency.

Characteristic facial appearance is defined as the presence of at least one of the top three representative findings from at least three of the following six categories: (1) craniofacial shape: brachy/turricephaly, broad/round triangular face, and/or short/webbed neck (2) hirsutism: low hairline, broad/wide/bushy eyebrows and/or synophrys (3) eyes: hypertelorism/telecanthus, epicanthic folds and/or strabismus (4) ears: prominent/protruding ears, dysplastic helices/antihelices and/or hearing loss (5) nose: upturned nose/anteverted nostrils, large/bulbous nasal tip, and/or prominent nasal bridge (6) mouth: long/flat philtrum, thin upper lip, palatal irregularities. Postnatal short stature is defined as a height less than the 3rd centile or −2 SDs. Mutation nomenclature is according to the February 2009 Human reference sequence 37 (GRCh37/hg19), transcript NM001256182.1.

a

Major criteria according to Skjei et al.15

b

Numbers in brackets represent the percentage of patients with the specific feature with pathogenic ANKRD11 mutations that have been previously published.2, 3